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The end of Mccammon?



RonnieO'Sullivan

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Feb 21, 2005
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jake robinson

get him in that team!!!!
 




Tom Hark Preston Park

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the full harris said:
How on earth can such a timid, politely put question rile Mark McGhee so much?! I like McGhee, he comes across as entertaining and even charismatic on the forum recording but he really let himself down on that question. It sounds like he is really offended that anyone could question his judgement. He seems much more upset by that question than when he earlier talks about us having to trust his judgement on Molango not being up to it. Then he sounded perfectly calm, but when speaking about McCammon he sounded almost upset, almost ranting, almost losing his temper even. Maybe that is because it has been so embarassingly obvious that McCammon was a huge mistake, from acquiring him, to playing him, to even the length of contract he has been given in. I think McGhee is very embarassed by the McCammon situation and really dislikes it being brought up. No one likes to be proved wrong.

Quality piece of analysis tfh. You hit the nail square on the head there :clap:

Just a shame nobody followed it up with a query as to why Jakey was allowed to be squandered in the non-league at a critical point in the season ???
 


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Uncle Buck said:
The mood I am in tonight, why don't you just f*** off you santimonious prick.

Are you sure this comment is not meant for the "am I happy" thread :)
 


the full harris

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London Irish said:
The sequence of events was this.

McCammon scapegoater asks what on the face of it is a reasonable question, perhaps somewhat loaded, but he gets away with it initially because it is done in a seemingly polite manner.

McGhee then answers the question politely along the lines of saying that other players are now in front of Big Mac, but suddenly something causes McGhee to stop, and he then smokes out the agenda of the questioner by challenging him to "say what you mean".

What caused McGhee's attitude to change I can't swear to because I wasn't there, but I'm willing to bet he looked at the questioner's demeanour and correctly spotted the immature scapegoating agenda.

So although Hawsey moves the agenda on, McGhee takes the highly unusual step of 1) taking the discussion back to Big Mac and outlining the player's contribution to our successful survival campaign and 2) expressing his anger at a transparent attempt to rubbish one of his own players in such an immature way.

Now, I'm absolutely delighted that the Full Harris and Uncle Buck want to have a pop at McGhee for doing this, because it confirms what we all know - that McGhee wasn't just slapping down this questioner forcefully, he was making it clear to everyone his attitude towards fans who scapegoat his players in a stupid and immature way :)

I say to Full Harris and Uncle Buck, if the cap of McGhee's criticism fits you so snugly, please, I'm delighted that you are wearing it :thumbsup:



ONE
I actually pointed out that I've come round to McGhee a lot recently and like him as a manager. I also pointed out that I found him both entertaining and even charismatic when listening to the forum. If that means I have the 'cap of criticism' or whatever absurdly pretentious label you chose to give me then I guess a lot of people do.

TWO
So basically you are accusing someone who you have never met of being 'immature', 'largeing it' blah blah f***ing blah blah on the basis of something you are ASSUMING they have done (presumably some kind of facial expression, whispering or sign language maybe) despite not knowing them as person or being at the relevant occasion?! That's a bit rude isn't it.


You have proved yourself INCAPABLE of answering a straight question and INCAPABLE of conceeding you may have been hasty to judge or, heaven forbid, wrong.

I can say this after having read countless posts from yourself: You are a man (or at least an internet persona) who is good with words but bears nothing of integrity or humility. If you behave in a manner even approaching this in real life, which I am sure do NOT (surely it would be impossible to be like that?!!), you must be a very lonely person indeed.


I presume you are just someone who likes making people feel small on the internet which is rather pathetic in my opinion but, each to their own...
 






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the full harris said:
I can say this after having read countless posts from yourself: You are a man (or at least an internet persona) who is good with words but bears nothing of integrity or humility. If you behave in a manner even approaching this in real life, which I am sure do NOT (surely it would be impossible to be like that?!!), you must be a very lonely person indeed.


I presume you are just someone who likes making people feel small on the internet which is rather pathetic in my opinion but, each to their own...

That's brilliant - you have really touched my irony funny bone in a good way - bless you :clap2: :clap2:
 


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Uncle Buck said:
Nope it was meant for you on this thread.

Just decided on plain English, rather than snidey put downs, had enough of them tonight.

I hope you're feeling better in the morning :)
 






RonnieO'Sullivan

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Feb 21, 2005
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jake rules mccamon sucks!!!:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
 










Trigger

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Jul 4, 2003
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the full harris said:
I would but it seems a bit of an effort.
Yes, perhaps a tad hard... Lets try something easier... Are you going to the next cricket match, when is it? will you buy me a beer and a mexican wrap?

:)
 


Beeercan

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Jul 14, 2005
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There might be a plce for him, we could sell one of the floodlights to buy a player. then put a torch in his mouth and he'll make a good floodlight
 




the full harris

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Feb 14, 2004
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Trigger said:
Yes, perhaps a tad hard... Lets try something easier... Are you going to the next cricket match, when is it? will you buy me a beer and a mexican wrap?

:)



Scotland on 30th.
A beer AND a mexican wrap? You want the earth!
 


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